

Suits well with the simple album title Brave; Marillion trying to gamble in promoting Steve Hogarth voice and their remarkable progressive ensemble with framings and long solos for almost each of every songs like a bind of winding road to choose by someone.
Pete Trewavas, Mark Kelly and Ian Mosley sounded eagerly for keeping up with guitarist Steve Rothery in a dare combination like ELO meets The Wall.
Tracks palyed by a sour girl in front cover whining about the alienated big city with every of its glooming lights corners having their each own story to tell; Bridge, paper lies, The Opium Den, The last of You and The Hollow Man are reluctantly soothing few of its listeners in a climax zenith of progress within chorus and longest confusing artful lyrics.
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